Enclosed garages for two cars and one open bay, great for easy drive in and out with the bonus of secure storage space as well.
Our triple bay oak framed garage with 2 garages and 1 open bay measures 9.1m x 5.4m. It gives enclosed garages for 2 cars next to an open bay that is easy to drive in and out of, with the bonus of secure storage space as well.
In practice, you get simple and easy parking in the open bay and secure space in the other 2 enclosed bays. Those 2 enclosed bays can be used as a secure storage solution, home workshop, gym or office, which makes the building versatile for storage.
Our top of the range garage doors close off the front of each enclosed parking bay, 1 set of double doors per garage. For added security they carry a key locking throw lock, alongside galvanised adjustable hinges, a drop bolt, tower bolt and cabin hooks.
This is a high specification oak triple garage, with oak 6” x 6” (150mm x 150mm) sawn posts, headers and bracing across the front. The walls combine 4” x 2” (100mm x 50mm) pressure treated CLS framing with pressure treated EX19mm (finished size 16mm) shiplap cladding, and the roof and exterior walls are lined with breather membrane. There is a choice of roof coverings, black Onduline or Onduvilla in shaded red, shaded brown and black, along with galvanised fittings and guttering.
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Each Enclosed Parking Bay to include:
We offer Free Delivery to large parts of the South East and Home Counties
Delivery is based on postcode areas - our Free Delivery service is limited to the following postcode areas: BN, CT, DA, GU, ME, RH and TN. Delivery to all other areas is calculated at the checkout.
Our vehicles will need to remain on a hard surface at all times and will require vehicular access to within 25 metres of the proposed installation site to transport the materials and install the building as well as a working area of at least 2 metres around the proposed site of the building. We will discuss access with you once you have placed your order, however if you think access may prove difficult, please get in touch.
When you place your order online, our banking partner captures the charge but it is not taken from your account until we have spoken with you to double check all the details of your order are correct. So once you've placed your order, our experienced team will contact you to run through your order and we will also discuss suitable delivery/installation dates as well as any possible problems regarding access.
Our lead time can be as little as 2 weeks although this can be up to 4-6 weeks at particularly busy times of year. If you have a specific timescale requirement, please get in touch with our team.
Once everything is confirmed with you, we will go ahead and process the payment and send you a detailed base plan. In the case of static buildings (as opposed to mobile buildings on skids), this base plan provides the exact dimensions and layout required for the necessary groundworks. See below for more information.
We include installation with our buildings. Our professional and dedicated installation team will install your timber building on site. This can take as little as a few hours for a small building, whereas larger buildings can take a couple of days.
Mobile buildings are built on skids, so no groundworks are required, other than a flat and level surface. Mobile buildings include Mobile Stables and Mobile Field Shelters - all other buildings are classed as 'static' buildings.
Our static buildings are designed to be erected and installed on a concrete base with a single course of engineering bricks. The base needs to be complete before the building is delivered and installed. We will supply an accurate base plan which can be passed onto a contractor to lay your base. It's essential that the brick course is laid correctly as this provides the level and stable base for your building and ensures that your timbers are raised off the ground.
We do have an in-house groundworks team that may be able to lay your base, so do speak with our team if this is of interest or you need any help or advice. We also have an online guide to laying a base here.
